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Love this time of the year we caught 3 majors yesterday and lost a couple...19,24,and this fatty 28lber

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George, are they good to eat? If so, how do you prepare them? What body of water is that? That's a pig. powdr

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Originally Posted by powdr
George, are they good to eat? If so, how do you prepare them? What body of water is that? That's a pig. powdr



laugh See their filets advertised locally for $20/lb, whatever that means. grin

(They are great, fresh. They're also great dried and smoked which is what we did with the dozen or so we put away this summer.)


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Thanks Klik. Just ignorant about that way up North stuff. powdr

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Good to eat I don't care for salmon myself but friends and family do. Lake Ontario
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Looks great, on the hoof and in the vacuum sealed bags.
Some great eating I'm guessing


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Originally Posted by Klikitarik
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George, are they good to eat? If so, how do you prepare them? What body of water is that? That's a pig. powdr



laugh See their filets advertised locally for $20/lb, whatever that means. grin

(They are great, fresh. They're also great dried and smoked which is what we did with the dozen or so we put away this summer.)


I Columbia River springer will bring about $30 - $35 per pound and is great table fare. So much fat that it's as if you cooked them in butter.

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We were just wondering today if to her were any kings on the east coast..

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The DEC recommends you don't eat them.......thanks Kodak. Most people don't realize the world record coho is from NY. :-)

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Damn nice work!!


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I Columbia River springer will bring about $30 - $35 per pound and is great table fare. So much fat that it's as if you cooked them in butter.


A nice side of king, 'baked' - ultimately deep fried in it's own grease- often ends up in a half inch of oil in the baking dish. That's when you know those ocean-caught fish were destined for points well up the Yukon. laugh


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